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How hundreds of Chinese researchers across the country were identified as undercover scientists

Thirty-five years ago, Wang Dan was number one on China's most-wanted list. The student leader, who headed months of mass protests at Beijing's Tiananmen Square, was arrested after the army violently removed the demonstrators and spent years in jail. Now living in exile in the US, he reflects on how…

From human rights to technology, the European Union's relationship with China is a key issue for the bloc as voters in 27 countries prepare to cast their ballots in EU elections in June.

Lai’s election victory gave the DPP an unprecedented third term, but his room for manoeuvre is likely to be limited.

They're fleeing tyranny and seeking opportunity, not coming to "build a little army."

Hong Kong, once a financial beacon, now faces challenges with a slipping global ranking and stringent Chinese controls on cross-border money flows.

What officials eat and how have become key ingredients in efforts to find common ground in a testy relationship.

On May 4, 1919, 3,000 university students started China's May Fourth movement

Tim Loughton had sanctions imposed on him in 2021 by Beijing, which has close ties to east African country

The arrest this week of an aide to the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD)'s lead candidate for the European parliamentary elections on accusations of spying for China is yet another blow to a party already tarnished by scandals involving alleged payments from sources close to Moscow.

Boeing's Starliner capsule has been cleared for its first-ever crewed launch, a test flight scheduled to send two astronauts toward the International Space Station on May 6.